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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-02


The late rains have redeemed this
are both making = rapid progress.
Wheat is in growing condition. also
oats and rye.
Mrs. Gould, sister Of Mrs. Post,
and daughter frOp LaWrenee are
visiting friends In this vicinity
Sunday school convention was a
grand success, great interest Vas
manifested In the work, many good
ideas were formed and adopted for
conducting Sunday schools. The
lecture delivered by Dir. Wright,
Friday night was very interesting.
All who attended were much pro-
fited thereby.
The numerous friends Of Master
Ed. Kingman celebrated his birth
day anniversary last Saturday by
giving him a surprise. The party
was given by his sister Lucy, aud
was 3 grand success.
Miss =. MaeOmber, who has been
suffering with tOnsiliu Is now con-
vAleseeat.
Sadness was brought to every
household by the sudden death OF
Mrs. b. Sharp Monday. She has
gained the respect and love Of all
during her residence among US.
she having malice toward none and
charity for all. To all the young peO-
pie she was much endeared. They re-
lied upon her for their counsel and
true friend. Mr.. Sharp has the deep
est sympathy Of all in this sorrow.
Arson Gillum, and daughter Grace,
returned 20 their home In Illinois,
Monday. They were called home
by the sickness Of his little one, four
months old.
Mr.. II. II. Gillum grows weaker
and weaker each day. His dreaded
disease, cancer Ca the stomach. will
soon cause his death We fear. His
attending physician. DIR Winter
bOtham, has entirely relieved him of
pain, and benefited him greatly.
still it's beyond the power Of man
to save his life.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. kingmau and
daughter, and others, Of Sallna at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. sharp,
Tuesday.
Allie Miller il sick with the
measles.
We are glad to learn that our Sun
day school worker, Rev. RObt. COch-
ran, Is now preacher a. POheta. He
has hosts Of friends in the valley
that will lie much profited 10y his
labor among us.
Mr. W. Adams, son Of J. w
Adams, who is ia the rail road bust
ness in Peoria, ILL.,, Is ON the verge
OF leaving the trials OF single bless
edness. His betrOthed Is daughter
of one OF the wealthiest PeOTiaites,
also finely educated and refined
lady.
Rev. Casely will deliver the ad.
dress on decoration day at Chico
The bridge Post, q. A. R. Is making
expensive preparations tor the ocra'
sion.
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TwOchOses Farms for sale On Easy


I have for sale 90 acres Of the
choicest bottom land Ia Saline Co.
4 miles from sallna, plenty Of timber,
good water, the very choicest Of land,
good buildings, good nelghbOrs,
farm hedged, will sell ct q big bargain
on easy terms n sold soon. Also $50
acres Of hne bottom land all hedged
plenty Of water and timber, good
buildings, elegant bearing orchard,
tame grass pasture, no better place
Oflts size in the county for raising
or winterlng stock. Two miles from
two railroads and Eve miles from
Salina, One-half mile from gfist mill.
Will BE- sold cheap and on easy
terms Il SOLD At once.
W. r. Gels.
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Ano,h.r RnlIrnnd for snIin..

The following charter was flied In
the office Of secretaryof State FRI
day:
The Fort Smith, Howard x
Northwestern Railroad company"
The purpose Of this corporation are
to construct, maintain ahd operate u
railroad and telegraph line from
Fort Smith, In the state Of Arkan-
sas, through the Indian territory tn
the south line Of the state Of Kansas,
thence through the counties of
Montgomery, Chatauqua, Fin,
Greenwood, Butler, Mason and
Dickinson in the state Of Kansas. Ia
the city Of Salina, in Saline county,
being a distance of about 80 miles.
Term, ninety-nine years. Capital
stock, $S,50O,OO. Directors aud OIL
rers: :. &. Hanna, president, How
ard, Kansas; 5. II. Patterson, vice
president, LOngtOn, Kan; 4. w
RambO, treasurer, Elm Fails, Kan.
ID. l.. Campbell, secretary, Howard
kans. X. II. BOrrackman, Union
Center, Kans. W. l.. Craig. West
ern PARK, Kan; Obey Nicholson
Elk Falls, Kans. W. VI. Coventry
LangtOn, Kans.: J. 7. HOLMES, san
Gardner, Oak Valley. Kans.
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DrendruI EDI.ea.e

Read and ponder and profit there
by. Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs il conceded by all who
have used it to excel any preparation
in the market ~ a complete Throat
and Lung Healer. All persons
afflicted with that dreadful disease
-ConsumptiOn-will find speedy
relief aud in n majority Of cases n
permanent cure. The proprietor
has authorized }. J. Purcell to refund
the money To any party who has
taken thrrc-fOurthS Of bottle with
out relief. Price ~ cents and 81.
Tfiuf Sf-s frfS. !
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County sunday school couvsatiOu.

The first session OF the semi-au-
nual Sunday school convention Of
Saline county assembled In the town
hall at Chico, Thursday afternoon,
May 10, 1887. An address Of well
come was delivered by Rev. Miller,
Of Chico, i'm which a cordial and
hearty welcome was extended 70 all
from abroad TO share the hospitality
OF their homes. Rev. Hillman, pres
ilent Of the convention, responded
TO the address OF welcome In behalf
of the association In an appropriate
manner. The attendance was good
throughout the entire convention.
A large number OF the Sunday schools
in Saline county were represented
by delegates, yet = large number OF
our best Sunday school workers
were notably absent, q fact very
much regretted by the association.
The various topics mapped out for
discussion were taken up In regular
order and disposed Of In = spirited
manner, and many excellent points
we're brought out. The discussions
we're free and full OF interest. The
LEI ture by Prof. Swahlen, president
Of the Kansas Wesleyan University,
on Thursday evening, on 1.-The
Power OF the Sunday School
Teacher, was mastery effort, full
OF instruction, and was very highly
appreciated by those wlI0 had the
pleasure Of hearing L.. =.
The query drawer was conducted
by Rev. bright, of Abilene, who
solved, or caused To be solved, many
knOtty questions relating 10 SUNDAY
school work. The basket dinner,
which was served I'm. a large room
beneath the hall, was a grand sue
cess.
The fUllOWing-ofiicers were elected
for the ensuing year, viz, Rev. Hill
man, president :. F. RObb, secretary
b. r. Quincy, treasurer The report
Of the retiring treasurer WAS made
aud aerePted We insert the follow
ing resolution referring 90 the reiir~
ing treasurer;
RcsUIred, That the thanks fOf this
conventions are due Bro. \. smith,
our reiiFing treasnrert fDf his eff
cheney IN the discharge Of his official
duties. The customary resolutions
were drafted and reported.
Rev. Bright, general secretary Of
the state Sunday school association,
delivered s very Interesting address
in behalf 81 that association, he also
conducted the ehildren's meeting
Friday evening, which consisted OF |
"A bible readlug aud 3 very interest
ing and instructive object lesson;
the lesson brought out by means Of |
candles, etc, was that "Christ was 1
the light Of the world, the source Of /
all light. = that We must let our light /
shine that others seeing our good |
works may be constrained TO follow 4
Christ. This meeting Will never be /
forgotten by those who attended u,
but will ID due time produce sbund-
ant harvest Of souls for the Master.
After a few parting words, the con-
yentiOn was dismissed with prayer
aud benedictiOn by Rev. Bright.
Salemsburg vas chosen - the
place Of meeting Tor the next con-
). A. WARD,
Eoo-ata.s, D., 49,,
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l. in store for all who use Kemp's
Balsam for the throat and lungs, the
great guaranteed remedy. Would
YOU believe that u j. sold on is
merits and that each druggist Is
authorized 10 refund yonr money by
the proprietor Of this wonderful
remedy il IL fails 10 cure YOU. J. J.
Purcell has secured the agency for
H. T-i0f sf-c free.
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Isuckrn.~ 1rnica saIve.

The Best Salvr Ia the world for
Cuts. Hrui~,~, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
RhruIr, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands. Chilhlains. Cnrns. and
all skin Firuptions, and positively
cures Piles. or me- pay required. IL
H. guaranteed To give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
- cents per box. For sale by Oscar
-titZ
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Thr IsrettIe-t LADY In snIInn.

Remarked 10 a friend the other
day thai she knew kempis Balsam
Tor the Throat and Lung- was a
superior remedy. n IL stopped her
cough instantly when others had no
effect whatever. so To prove this
j. J.. Purcell will guarantee it to all.
Price 80 cents and IL. Trici size
60.
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d. +. King informs as that hiu
relative, DR.. Oakley, who fully in
tended to locate In Salina, finally
teOk up his residence in Toronto,
Cansda, having been offered better
induceinents In the practice Of his
profession there.
Miriam Lodge No. 8, elected on
eers last evening Is fOliOws;s Mrs.
Harry Dawson, y. O.; Mrs. J. w.
brown, v. g.; Sister John Gibson,
secretary; Mac. , Esy, treasurer;
Mrs. o. ID. Jackson, captain Of the
degree staff Nine new members
were elected.
Master Ed Gels, who By the way
is OBel Of tie best tiGs sla6ts for hIs
age tthirteenl IN thseity, to-day per
formed the. vQpdeFful trick Of XIII
ing a rabbit with = rubber cling
shot, such a. the boys use, from OF
his pony. "a hlt the FabbEs IN its
meek killing him Instantly.
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aGis F1girf nd Ni:iitl aib


uluu s-turs5s q al / inia Of B ulinr CasfinFs,
las rrptirs sor keHl=fs. dbaers. rhresbsru ara
ltea ierr, si-f makers % Prirr's 0auiafina Cast
lrna Firli Rhiier; smlth's NeW Wlni Mtn hsut
~ a. huh sue Stcan Engines, sianke siseka an1
ilessy ~hrri Iron g.fk. Agents. fuf Prics's s0f-
sbiim E.-rafator and Cane Nil, Portable Corn
-ra '.f,.. wits E1gine1. n5iiefi &C..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-02

In need Of a good Imminent, please
call at our store and get q bottle OF
BEGGs' TROPICAL OIL, one Of the
most perfect medicines ever prOdue-
eel and warranted 10 cure scalds,
burns, bruises, etc, and relieve pain
ol all kinds. For sale by Oscar Seitz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-02

Old sores aud ulcers.
Scald head and ringw0rm.
Pain i'm the back and spine.
Swelling Of the knee joints.
Sprains and bruises
Neuralgia and tOOtfiac.
Tender feet caused by buniOns,
cOFns aud ehiiblains, we warrant
BEGGs' TROPICAL OIL 10 relieve any
and all of the above. For sale al
Oscar Seitz's.
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PIBIICArSON NOTICE.
STATE % Kansas.
COUNTY % SALfNE,i
a, ". Low, Plaintiff :
" (

BEFORE A. Weiiingt0n.a Justice ofthc Peace
az the city o. Ealiun- Ihe above M med
defendant Charles Wilson b hereby notified
that he has been sued BY the above nlmed
Plaintiff before A. Wellington, Justice u
fhs Peace o. the city % salina, saline
County. Kansas fUr The sum u thirty nvf
dollar 30. That upon the eth day %
April. ~, garuishee summons vas issued
saifna Bnari uf Trade has answered that
Il fsinfabted % said DEFENDANT in the sum
~ ten dollars so. The trial OF said cause
hlrs been eouilnueii iuflIr ilih. day ~ Nay,
iSg7. az ga. ni-. 90 which time, unif-- said
defendant appear Co contest said claim.
Judgment viii D. rendered. iu laNur ul
raid piaintld ior said snln % thirty I've
dollars 80. A. W Lows fiAin. ~.
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A hundred vehicles 30 sell. The
largest and finest stock Of carriages,
phsetOns, buggies, buck boards and
road carts e PeaFsonis carriage re-
poslt5ry. 8. PEARSON.
d&w-d
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Magdai-na SrhWarz.
Plninnn
0Inr Iniin-ln, Tiida Johnson, a..
A. ~.slherg. Elia SoilrrN, Nor-
rs t'nurfisi. Pisutt a ttL. Nor
RI tiiaser.iisf Br,suniug C0yir
niun NatiuiIail Rank. uT RS
cine. "a isgssfrsin. Henry krSnts
chalk & Sea-. kailnifyrr, krau-
thaup q co.. Fox hrtls-, y. y.
iiaurk A tn-. lh-rrli ~. ilnyrz,
and thu Mnoien Mnnfg ga, uf
Be.lyer Dstiu. Mi=uluzin.
defendants.
The defendants. Norris t'umrrssi, figufi
Co. Morris tilazcr. agent HTuWmlng a t'os ir.
rninn Nafilnai Rank. 81 Racine. Wis. Hen
~ H-puisl-li Is l. a co.. knllui-ys.F. = rauihauf
q fn.. Fox Bins, p. b. Hauck 60. Io-epii
". Hayes, AMI the Mupleu Manrg co., 90
Beaver Dam. Wis. non-re-idlenfs % the STATE
81 Kansas. viii take notice that they has'
bsrn sue,i ty MaElislena schwartz iu the Dis
frfrf tfturf 81 saline county, knnss. AMI that
fi,,., must answer the fefiiinn 90 the ulanfin
herein. un ar l-fore the 8fh dag 20 June D..
iEs- ~ IA. refifisn viii o. taken true sfiit
Judgment viii b. rendered rrTirsllngig, tn
natiirs- 81 uhirh viii b. Judgment againsi
fJinf johnson and Tiiaiif Iuhfia1n fer the -uu,
tIf Ff5tgi ufth Interest arrnr'ling % ihe term
az = CERTAIN prlluirlrF mfar. sued 90 im saisi
.tif anil an order for filf frrl.rlu-urr If utnrf
uiei fiisii. 90 She rsf~i half % tie fiurti sra
unart,-r of -rrispn .. Tow u-hsP %, fausr
west boz Saline rsuiiui1. SLATE - ksiif-ii-, llr
rfur f,,rf.ter uriiufrtf-r Interest iu - llfIIr
fulii said ltnd tire lid defendant iiiii latefsi
-falIn % iiavt'. " any.
MAGUAf.FNN SCIW AETZ-.
rs MoonF QrfSHr, Aiiuriirys SCR Tain
IN.
.riet Court- A-N@
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Miss. T. A. Pfister, Daily block,
Wishing 10 gait business viii close
out her eHtife stock 81 millinery
during the next thirty days e cost.
f3-lmd-W
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Pacific House
IeGFIes 4 PaslIruaII. Props.
- Fiainfin

THE STATE - kAS~A-.t
t'ut MI 80 SALINE,
Lea the district Couri 90 snhi eoUniy and state.
Maedli-na schwartz.
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POINTS IN THE ARGUMENT OF THE DEFENCE ON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON HIS WAY HITLER.
Jacob sharp arose at an carly hour yesterday morning
ssmewhat refreshed by nights rest which. athous
broken was one OF the best he has enjoyed since MS I'm
pri.oume in Ludlow Street Jail He passed the day
quietly the only breaks monotony being calls from
bfa lawysrs and his usual visitors With exJudge Nell
sor and Mr. eckney he held short consultation Is to
the argument on Mondays motion for stay OF proceed
inga They told him to be discouraged rs they were
doing all in their power for him. little later In the day
his grandson George visited him and Dr. Loomis called
and examined him He said his patient was bearing
no wonderfully The fact to be that that tho
blow has been struck Sharp Ia really enjoying better
health than when 1t impending His lawyers are
busy preparing for Monday. Mr. Parsons and exJudse
Nelson out OF town yesterday AFTERNOON pot nave
taken their work with them.
In the Afternoon Delaney Nicol informed OF the
results Of the mornns IN the c MsnSsv
argument 10 to be based:
The points which shall mainly rely OBSERVING how
the IN ss.y Of sGn. x:
second pcs,.. 1n sasy On ssG. suS
sct fourth Lscsys statement that the money va. up
evidences acts OF other parties han tne
and tie books Of The ssvsn,h X-snus Company sixth the
later failure 70 account tor pro
a. TO bank bills in the hands Aldermen eighth. the
svdsne nt ss IN the hsns Of Mosnsy s,t c sss
from Kerr 10 Sharp In 1884
Mr. Nico IL busy preparing his argument In opposl-
on He was waiting yesterday for copies OF the adaV
MIRA sharp's long labor OF love beginning to tell on
her. she feeble. nervous and almost wora out but
abe devotes ell her energies 10 caring Tor nor nus
band. and is never absent from his side
James A. Richmond In on bis way IN this city BY easy
ssy. lie il suiier.r from rheumatism which the hot
weather always aggravatea
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RIFLES ABOUT OVERHEAD WIRES

The Board OF Electrical Control yesterday agreed
on rules for strlne,ng wirs overhead They provide
that no two OF wires shall DO on any street or
avenue: electric light poles shall DO at least tweity-
six feet In height, with arms OF WOOL poles Tor
te ograph and other similar wires shall 10 ~ least
sixty loct in height; all Wires shall fastened on
DO other with glass e.ain or rubber
insulation: no wires shall lie less than twenty ioet
nom ground and four feet irom any building: no
aic or power electric wires shall be stretched over any
building permit shall be granted for any oN orhead
structure when there arc Underground accommodations
along tho route.
Engineer Koarney authorized TO appoint eight
inspectors at 81 day each look after the overhead
wires. lie recommended tho appointment OF u chief
inspector at salary Of $3.50 month, and submitted
plans OF the subway To he co stucted Ia Broadway
from Twenty-fou TO Twon'y-irst sta.
A resolution was adopted asking tho Mayor To re-
huest tho Corporation Counsel to furnish an opEion
a. tho power of the Commission order the removal
Of gas pipes hat may be Ia the OF the cOnduits
Tho Board will meet on next Tuesday at IL O. m
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THE TRIBUNE,
NEw.YORK.
SKIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW. YoRK. ......-.FRIDAY JULY is, 1857
ARRIVED.
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PSeiD: CO.
Hsn;s
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ss,s With %a:s and to Is 20 With
sss e; ,:.:s
M.ca:..I as dsys with Soso. gum copsi order
srs sarah Emma Nash. Providence. ballast Swan
s s:,.. w,.s:Sr wI 4 s.y: eth D''
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ssI sss' cS.:s TsSo
nmsr:e1 s:yp:.s 9. JSso NJ Il ssy. via
Issaa. Si:d hshI sw' oiondy.
Arrived vssterday-
does s 1as s. Iaoi. h.rsisisa. pa.nssS xn.,sass
St' -sa T q: a.. .ps oa''r'ds'
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CLEARED.
Steamer Narsnso iBr Abbott London -sanderson Son
Steamer ssIys isT Mckay Liverpool via oassO'ioWa-
steamer city ei h..:r .sr Lswia ivsrpo'i via Queens
stsansr oi.nasVoo ,Sri Peterson Aosrdssn-simpsou.
Steam. dan, sk,oas Copenhagen and stestn.
steamer sorrsuio tosrl Muller. Neutrality-suspicious. Bros
Steamer Rotterdam tDsohh Via Northumberland Eays
steamer La Brstasns Fr, De Joussslin Havrs-Louist
Steamer Amici,a tNor Rsimcrs Bayonns Fr-Funch ID
FL Calao tBr scholta ciudad Bolivar. &cThss
steamer yduu tNor,. Hosemaa. saracoa-H pumos
State OF Texas Williams. Port Royal and Fernan
Steamer chsroses Doans Charleston ana Jacksonvills
Sara Alice sssin Bombay sEr-e.o Rop..,
Bari MARI Greenwood. reoksr Dunedin and Lytts''.
B.rE oasspp. @ XOnndo Utap Di Tuce. Barcelona sp-
sarI Marxh, ltap Tr.pani Lsoon-rancn Edys co
Bars Posedon tNorh Sorrssen Buenos Ayres-'onn ~"
sris Morning Light Fries, Georgetown Dsasrars-LwA
sria Laura Port, ssrnisu Brunswick % A ssrss ~
s ss M Ess E. a ss armn. CO.
schr Thomas Holder. stroud Portsu Pnncs-0 srsss
scSr orinooo tBr, Upham. 81 John. NB-seammsn Bro~
SAILED.
Key
Fsrnandina Cherokee. Charleston.
Snip Oithona. tor BATAVIA lava
srrs M.ry cibS.' Tor SSsra: Nary Dana NusvitsA
| Also sasd-vs Iona issud sound-Brs Wan Hon
| for Windsor. Ne.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON July l6-Arrvsd steamer Pemptos tosr,' ''-~
sen. frou Nsw.York. -
LvIRrooi, ysy lt-saisd. steamer The Queen sSr' ~
| ley. for New.Ysrk. I'M, avsa
BRow HAD iuiv is-Passsd steamer Renper tBF' VI
3d. Svs sss snS % s.i
a SiSss h 's
rfs n:xao't S on hsr .ag e ch.ss.u x
| (Fr, Sensne. non New.york. ~ ~. HrIGu /
| 0IDnALTAH July ib-Passsd. steamer India Sxu
| fsSa HSiSsgraaSan pegss . ~ Wv - novice
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BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judge Iacombe rendered first decisioo Yesterday
United STATES Circuit Judge in the Of Sir Peter
the Merck Thread Company rela
tive tho appointment OF commisson TO take
The taking testimony the Cutting before TAMIL
awhile papers froui inc
but said that he would NOR make any e
the middle OF next week He has held about
in thu case OF George utn arrested suit for false
imprspp brought against HIM by BENJAMIN BRADY.
whom lie to DO apprehendrd on ch@rso OF stealing
horse Justice Donohne Of the Supreme ourt yesterday
oriered that the defend mt he released
Although ths Mrs Lousne WairoD FLANAGAN Tor
asainst her Tor the same object. she succeeded in
havInK her suit brought trial nrs before referee
Her husband applet to Justice Lawrence tor stay Of
proceedings her suit until his suit should 10 decos
10 her action Of Justc Lawrence MI FLANAGAN
appeaIed and yesterday he obtane nom Justice Dom
AT the hearing the Navarro Flats before Referee
Cole Yesterday Theodore Adams tho general manager OF tho
enterprise examined lilo szd that he had .ug
gested the contractors inc payment OF per cent "
81 % 10 70 settle nent OIL thslf accounts 10 had
dob- Instance. Mr. McComb had nothin o
do viii, MI Adams sai that he had subscribed slooo00
OF tho representation. r-eardnR msis by Mr. N.varro
thus subscribed paid out OF loans given Oy M
McConb he security Tor she boans The case was al
journei until ctober
10 tho snit Of De1heimer Freierck Hooh. AZ
OF Charies Hamberger. the wealthy Washine
ton Market butcher. against Otto hshperser anu
Hamberrer's Will Justice oGorman. of tho Superior
Court rendered decision Yesterday II was claimed on
niaut grandson Arthur Chester Ham
berger received only 500 by Toe wul TIA. ns vas emu
lied to In boqnested TO the to
T. tors wio Justice OGomsn holds that the propery be-
quezthed the wife has bsoue part OF the resnsy e.
tors four the intention OF the
testztor u leave ouly 500 TO the grandson.
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CLOSE PLAY WITH CHICAGO.
sHw.YoRK BEATEN IN THE NINTH INNING.
suYrRroR TEAM WORK OF THE WESTERN MEN
FEATURES OF THK CONTEST.


FEATURES OF THE CONTEST.
sBasv Anson ssd we'll trained baseball ngurss paid
snosAsr New York YESTERDAY. The team will DO In
oown for davs and 70 good baseos
paytns vs the Polo Grounds viii crafty the deairs
York has wonderful team the strength Of Individual
players considered but individual playing strength does
bot gamea players the Chicago club are
much when individual records considered but -
Winning nine 1t In . success
According TO the turnsylss Grounds yesterday
$50 people up Harlem the two nnes play
records batied against each other
t 10 hardly which won Ksee pitcheh
good hut 60 did ciarks"n II Kses had had Flint 70
satch lightning the result might have been dner
spt Some people left grounds claiming that browns
poor catching case for NewYork They had forgot
ten how wildly they cheercd when Browns fne
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